Memorys of Patricia Davis
Footprints
One night a man had a dream. He dreamed he was walking along the beach with the lord. Across the sky flashed scenes from his life. For each scene, he noticed two sets of footprints in the sand: one belonged to him, and the other to the lord.
  When the last scene of this life flashed before him, he looked back at the footprints in the sand. He noticed there was only one set of footprints. He also noticed that it happened at the very lowest and saddest  time's in his life.
  This really bothered him and he questioned the lord about it. "Lord, you said that once I decided to follow you, you'd walk with me all the way.  But I have noticed that during the most troublesome times in my life, there is only one set of footprints. I don't understand why when I needed you the most you would leave me."
  The Lord replied, My precious child , I love you and I would never leave you. During your times of trial and suffering, when you see only one set of footprints, it was then that I carried you."

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Audrey Gladys Davis.
Age 11.
  My fondest memorys of Grandma is when we would play with her globe and Grandma showed us were China was and she would say  that they ate little girls there. My cousin and sister would say that if we were there they would eat me first because I was "fat" then my Grandma would say" they don't eat girls like me they perfered girls like them insted."
   She would listen to me play her old piano because no one else would listen.
   Grandma would listen when no one else wanted to. If I were sad she would cheer me up right away.
   Grandma would come to my rescue on the weekends  and when she got to my house she would say " I want Audrey to stay the night if she wants to ". right when I got to her house I had so much fun. Through thick and thin my Grandma stayed by my side. I loved her so much and I still do.
Becky Ruth Christensen
Age 19.
  My memory of my grandma is when I was younger me and my family moved in with her. She made me my own little room in her living room. She put a bed and everything in there for me.  I remember many night's that she would wake us kids up just to show us it was snowing. And seting in the back of a pickup looking at the stars. Unlike the rest of my family I don't have to many memorys so as I start to remember things I will add them. Thank You so much for reading my site.
Debra Renee Davis.
Age 23.
   What I remember most about my mom. There were so many wounderfull things I don't know where to begin. I remember watching the snow at night and going out building snow men together, getting into snow ball fights, and making snow angels.  
   She was BIG on Holidays. She went all out on Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter egg hunts, and Holloween.  I youst to think I was more special then other kids cause I never had to wait for Christmas day to open presents. Santa Claus came special to visit me she always made my brother dress up as Santa & bring presents, I remember St Patricks day it was important to wear green, and April Fools day she was the master she would get you when you least expected it she made every holiday special.
   I was upset in High School once on Valentine's day cause my boyfriend broke up with me and she sent me flowers &  balloons just so I wouldn't be the only girl without something. When I graduated High School & got a Shcolarship for school she was so proud. When I got a job she and I youst to go shopping & to the movies we always had a special day together just me & her.
   I always gave her a kiss everynight before I went to bed. She cried the day I moved out. She youst to read me stories at night & rub my back to help me sleep. When my nephew & I would fight she would make us set on the coutch & hold hands telling each other we love each other. I would get a treat for telling on my older brothers & sisters who were all teenagers at the time. I remember trips around the Oregon Coasst. I remember getting locked in the Trees Of Mysterys and her trying to keep me sister & I calm. I also remember going to Preastoric Gardens & crying cause I wanted a huge dinasaur taller then the trees, and her saying once I was old enough to figure out how to get it home I could have it.
   I remember if I did something wrong she would tell me what I shouldn't have done I would cry and tell her " You don't love me!" and she would say " I love you I just don't like you right now!" She Loved Pink. I remember my last words to her were "I loved her and to go be with my brother Rusty it was okey just send me some kind of sign she would be okey and in my eyes no one else deserved to be called mom cause she did a wounderfull job. The day after she died I was driving down the road and seen two Raccoons on the side of the road just like the two we youst to watch on our porch. That was sign enough to show me she was okey. My only regret is my children will never enjoy her like my neices & nephews have all they will have is my memories and to know that she is above looking down on them and even though she 's never seen them she will always love them.
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